...with Rev. Tracy Sprowls. What does one person need to heal? What does a people need? Can there be change in our country without healing? These are the questions we will be considering this morning.

...with Rev. Tracy Sprowls. Music : UUFCC Choir.  Last Sunday, we looked at the role of truth telling or naming the harm as part of the process of healing. This week we look at some of the other steps that can lead to healing as individuals and as a nation.

...with Rev. Tracy Sprowls. Music: UUFCC Choir. Our theme this month is transformation and so with a nod to women’s history month we’ll take a look at Ida B Wells, a transformational figure in journalism and civil rights. How does her life guide us today?

with the Worship Committee. Music: UUFCC Choir Long before women were permitted to vote or to be ordained as ministers, many of them played important roles in building the faith we know today as Unitarian Universalism.  Activists, suffragettes, religious educators, journalists, formerly enslaved people, many of them ultimately found their way to the pulpit.  We will share the lives of several of them, including Sophia Lyon Fahs, Frances Barrier Williams, Maja Capek, Sofia Betancourt, and Susan Frederick-Grey, who have contributed, each in their own way, to the tradition of our liberal religion.

...with Rev. Tracy Sprowls. Music by: UUFCC Choir Join Rev. Tracy Sprowls and Cathi Alloway this morning to kick off our season of giving otherwise known as the pledge drive. This is not an old school sermon on why to financially support your faith community (you know why!) but rather a recommitment to community in difficult times. Join us!

...with Elaine Jurs, Michel Lee Garrett. Speakers: Roberta Dostal, Sebastion Mickle, Theo Newbold Castro, Emory Kade McKenna. As Unitarian Universalists, we honor the inherent worth and dignity of every person. We affirm the diversity of gender and work to create communities where people of all genders and no gender are free to be themselves. We also recognize that transgender and non-binary youth have particular needs, and that there is more work to do to make sure that our circle is open to every person, of whatever age or gender, called to our faith. This is part of our sacred work. For [...]